From: timmeddick@o2.co.uk   
      
   If you run the Window's (XP and above) HELP AND SUPPORT Centre (from the   
   Start Menu), and then, within it, conduct a search, for; "command line   
   a-z", and, from in the results, pick out; COMMAND-LINE REFERENCE A-Z and   
   click on it (once up, add it to the "Help Centre's Favourites", once you   
   found it!)...   
      
   You'll find this is a fairly complete list of  tools available in XP for   
   the command-line (aka "DOS Box").  Although sometimes  wrongly called "DOS   
   Box", in NT/2K/XP/Vista/7, it's really a 32-bit application called   
   [cmd.exe] - a true "DOS Box" (Win3x/9x/Me) is actually the 16-Bit program   
   [command.com] running in a Window, and *under* Windows...   
      
   ==   
      
   Cheers,    Tim Meddick,    Peckham, London.    :-)   
      
      
      
      
   "Anton Bayer"  wrote in message   
   news:l0p3r0$cvj$1@dont-email.me...   
   > Thank you very much for all your answers.   
   >   
   > I found that SETX is also built in in VISTA - at least in Vista Ultimate,   
   > and a short help can be obtained by "setx /?" in a DOS box.   
   >   
   > This is one more command I learned although I'm working with PCs for   
   > years, so I wonder if there is a list of internal and external DOS   
   > commands, at least those which have been added since MSDOS 6.0?   
      
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